Muse called the 'most hackable AI OS' for spinning up Docker, tools and videos autonomously
NathanWilbanks_ · x · 2026-09-28
Nathan Wilbanks showed off Muse AI OS letting it use a terminal, connect to Docker, generate short films and build several app tools autonomously, calling it the most hackable AI OS around. Another user pushed back, saying Muse's output is cheap and it ships a closed-source VM that harvests user data. A community squabble over which agent environment is genuinely open.
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